Interior, exterior and cabinet work across Ottawa’s east end.
Ottawa House & Cabinet Painting works right across Orléans — Avalon, Fallingbrook, Chapel Hill, Queenswood Heights, Convent Glen, Orléans Village and Cardinal Creek. Interior repaints, exterior painting, kitchen cabinet refinishing, ceiling and drywall repair, on a fixed written quote after a free on-site visit.
Orléans spans about forty years of building, and the east end has one condition the rest of Ottawa does not share as sharply: long unshaded south and west exposures on street after street of 1980s and 1990s homes. That sun is what takes out front doors, garage doors, window trim and decks here first, while the rest of the exterior still looks fine. Most of our Orléans exterior work is that — the front elevation and the trim, not the whole house.
1980s and 1990s singles and townhomes through Convent Glen, Queenswood Heights and Fallingbrook; 2000s–2020s subdivision housing through Avalon, Notting Hill and Cardinal Creek.
Every community in Ottawa has its own housing stock and its own recurring problems. These are the ones we see most in Orléans.
The highest-return exterior job in Orléans. A sun-faded fibreglass or steel front door and a chalked garage door make an otherwise sound house look tired. Both come back to new with proper sanding, primer and an exterior enamel.
Walls, ceilings, trim and doors in one pass, with the same crew start to finish. In the 1980s and 1990s Orléans housing stock this usually includes patching a decade or two of picture holes and settlement cracks first.
Fallingbrook and Queenswood Heights kitchens are full of solid oak worth keeping. We spray the doors off-site to a smooth factory finish and reinstall, usually within a week, so you are not without a kitchen.
East-end decks take direct afternoon sun. We wash, sand where the old coating has failed, and recoat with a penetrating stain that will actually survive an Ottawa winter.
See the full range on our Ottawa painting services page, or check current painting costs in Ottawa.
No charge, no obligation, and a written fixed price before any work starts.
Yes — the whole of Orléans east to Cardinal Creek and Trim Road, plus Rockland and Cumberland. There is no travel charge for the east end.
Late April through mid-October. Exterior coatings need surface temperatures to hold above roughly 10°C, including overnight, to cure properly. We book the Orléans exterior season early because it is short, so a spring project is usually worth quoting in February or March.
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Of course. Single rooms, a stairwell, a basement or just the trim are all normal jobs for us. There is no minimum project size, though small jobs are easier to schedule with a little flexibility on the start date.